On the edge of the Promised Land, Moses warned Israel: “When you eat and are full, take care lest you forget the Lord who brought you out of Egypt.” Abundance often makes us forget our dependence on God.

Moses knew this struggle personally—his own disobedience at Meribah cost him entrance into Canaan. Yet instead of hiding his failures, he wrote them down, reminding us that he was never the hero of the story.

In this episode, host Kate traces Israel’s journey from slavery to abundance and uncovers our own temptations to dictate how God should give or to take credit for His gifts. But she also reveals the astonishing grace of Christ—the true hero who redeems our forgetfulness with His faithfulness.

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